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| Rostec delivered a batch of modernized BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles with electronic warfare systems to the troops |
| 2026-07-28 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited [Regnum] Rostec State Corporation's High Precision Systems holding company has delivered a batch of modernized BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles with electronic warfare systems to the Russian Ministry of Defense. The state corporation's press service reported this on July 27. The holding company shipped a batch of BMP-3s to the troops. The press service noted that the volume of deliveries had again increased compared to previous months. The BMP-3s were delivered to the Ministry of Defense as part of a state defense order. The vehicles, manufactured by High-Precision Systems, are in demand by the military due to their high firepower and ease of operation, the state corporation explained. "Since the start of the special operation, the volume of products shipped by High-Precision Systems has increased annually. Today, it's already three times higher than previous figures. At the same time, the design of the combat vehicles is also changing, taking into account frontline experience. This year, the BMP-3 received a number of important new improvements—improved underbody protection against blast damage, as well as increased armor protection for the rear and front sections," the press service quoted Bekkhan Ozdoyev, Industrial Director of the Armament Cluster at the Rostec State Corporation, as saying. Furthermore, each vehicle is equipped with additional protection measures that provide hull coverage from all angles, including from above. Special devices and equipment enhance the BMP-3's mobility and the effectiveness of its weapons, and an improved electronic warfare system is installed on all vehicles, the state corporation added. Previously, the High Precision Systems holding company developed the "Mnogotochie" (Multi-Point) multi-bullet cartridge, designed to engage enemy drones with small arms. Each cartridge splits into three bullets in flight. This improves the accuracy of fire and increases the probability of hitting the target. The developers noted that they recognized that miniature drones have become one of the main threats in modern combat. |
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